Hawkeyez

Ditto. Excellent film.

I started here in July 1999, this time in 99 I was in-between jobs, applying for jobs daily. Never expected to be still here after so long.

The owner sold a large chunk of his holding. Most of stuff is based elsewhere now. Brought by same people that do Zoostorm.

If you are creating a package on CC4, the software on the clean machine only creates the package in RMManage/Packages You will have to manually import the new package (using the option that its a CC3 package) into the CC4 console.

Cheers, didnt realise could do that. Just pushed out to a few devices, and they now appear.

For 6.1 I ended up doing a fresh install. The Database on RMVP5 wouldn't backup internally within RMVP. Then the upgrade process would fail at converting the database. RMVP 6.1 to 6.2 was fine. The only issue we have, is machines have been taking ages to appear as managed clients, even though package is installed, and have latest definitions. A rebuild solves that. A number have appeared eventually, but still have about 30% that are running on client, but not listed on SEPM.

As 36Degrees as said, if you get pulled (or worse have an accident), the Police will hold you fully accountable. The car hire company wont be the ones with the fines/points/criminal record. You need to call them and insurance company, you have not been supplied a vehicle as per your insurance agreement. With last week, is it really worth the risk?

Out of interest, which dashcam do you have?

I have tested (with the /L switch) and works. Got about 150GB of data in RMShared and RMStaff that hasn't been accessed since the migration of CC3 to CC4 in the Summer of 2013 (About 40% of space used)

Just filled out application. :-)

If it was knee deep here, we would still be open. Very rare we close. Last time, was was the only Secondary/Academy still open in the County.

Local news told is the same (Nottingham), but alas nothing. Saying that, we would have still been open, and I wouldn't have any issue driving in (Subaru)

Carlton le Willows Academy Wood Lane, Gedling Nottingham NG4 4AA Tel: (0115) 956 5008 Fax: (0115) 956 5009 Roll: 1410 (11-18) Mixed Comprehensive Email: [email protected] IT Technician 37 hours per week, all year round Scale 4 (18 – 21) £17,714 - £19,742 per annum This is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys working with IT and has good interpersonal, fault finding and diagnostic skills to work within the educational sector. Working within the Academy’s ICT Services team, duties will include general troubleshooting, hardware & software installation, routine maintenance, and general ICT administration tasks. Experience of working in schools would be advantageous. You will have good written and oral communication skills, good time management and organisation skills, excellent customer service skills, the ability to use initiative and work under pressure and the ability to work closely with other team members. Applicants should be able to demonstrate how their previous experience has prepared them for this role. The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. The successful applicant will need to undertake a criminal record check via the DSB. Application forms and further details are available on the school web site, Home | Carlton le Willows. Closing date Tuesday 27 January at 12 noon. IT Support Technician

Just done ours to 6.1...... but then spotted we had a download for 6.2. Log into rm.com, and go to My Account. In there is a link for "Product Downloads" where any software you are entitled to are available. There's a upgrade and a fresh install route.

Acorn A4!! want. I so wanted one of them at the time.

Ours is locked when we aren't in. Its unlocked other times, but still expect students to knock and wait. If only one of us is in during lunch, its normally locked to stop being disturbed.

We use Ergo at the moment, but starting to look around elsewhere. We have found the speed of orders being delivered as been slowly getting worse. We to are waiting on blanking plates that was ordered weeks ago. From what I gather, there support is slowly (if not already) been removed from the Nottingham base. Hawkeyez

Thanks a lot for that. I will ask about the meds, as it would be a lot easier to have them. I have my appointment Monday night, and hoping to get options then. The chap that did my tests in August that confirmed it, said the bot-ox and the stretch options are short-term. I'm at the stage now, I don't care if the reflux gets bad again (better since decaf tea), I just want to be able to eat and drink without it being a drama. Its hard on my wife and step-daughter too. I can see it in their eyes when I'm struggling. My step daughter is looking forward to me getting "well", as she realizes, I just don't have the energy at the moment to do the normal fatherly stuff (running around park... being jumped on etc) Was you offered the cut? or just offered the stretch?

Just want to say thanks, the Terra-Pad arrived (I was off sick yesterday so only just got). The Terra-pad looks an amazing device. Will get some pics up later. Hawkeyez

It is atm, pretty much every solid or fluid intake is a gamble. Can't take my reflux meds with cold water anymore. No longer enjoy eating. Got appointment to see surgeon next Monday, when hopefully be given okay to get operated on. Which operation did you have? How are you now with it? I have read on support forums, that, suffers still have some foods they avoid, but can at least enjoy eating again.

Black socks and Snuggle Pack have come :-) Just waiting on Terra Pad :-) Thankyou so much, will try on when I get home.

I'm cheating.... Having been diagnosed (but suffered for over a year) with achalasia (progressive illness), I have lost 3 stone since August* and about 4 since January. Weight loss has now started to be level off to a more steady loss, rather than the dramatic last couple of months. Technically (from GP) I'm still "overweight" (37yr Male 12st), but losing muscle mass now rather than by beer gut! I do feel though, that once I can actually eat and drink normal post op, I have now a "good" platform to healthily to be at 12st. I'm now a 34" waist, not been that since I started in at 18years ago (was a 38" at start of year) Hawkeyez * Weight-loss not helped with losing father

Waiting in anticipation

Cant beleive it, made my day (having a bad one)

What did I win??? What did I miss (was away on Honeymoon)